December 15, 2014 By Steven Wishnia Last April, Ramon Mendez, a Mexican-born roofer in Los Angeles, complained to the Department of Labor that the contractor he worked for had stiffed
December 11, 2014 By Steven Wishnia The Supreme Court on Dec. 9 unanimously ruled that workers at Amazon warehouses aren’t entitled to get paid for having to spend up to
December 11, 2014 By Stephanie West New York, NY – A report recently released by the United States Labor Department shows that up to 6.5 percent of New Yorkers are
December 11, 2014 By Stephanie West New York, NY – Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced that the City has reached a tentative contract agreement with the Uniformed Superior Officers
December 9, 2014 By Stephanie West New York, NY — Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday December 8th, convened a special meeting of over a dozen Mayors and representatives from
December 8, 2014 By SEIU President Mary Kay Henry Washington, DC – Intense grief and outrage fell upon the SEIU family with the news of a non-indictment decision in the
December 3, 2014 By Joe Maniscalco New York, NY – Getting a decent job in this economy is tough enough, but it can be almost impossible for those dragging around a
December 2, 2014 By Neal Tepel New York, NY – Rent-stabilized tenants across New York City can breathe a sigh of relief. The New York State Court of Appeals decided
December 2, 2014 By UNITE HERE President D. Taylor I am not going to add my voice to the post-election blame game. I’ve read all the excuses. Seen all the
December 1, 2014 By Joe Maniscalco New York, NY – Grabbing a can of Coca-Cola at your next union meeting might be out of the question now that the American Federation
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